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To give: A vegetarian meal plan for three days for Person M. Concept introduction: The general terms that refer to the eating habit or pattern of an individual who does not consume meat food like poultry, fish, and other animal derived food as part of his or her staple diet is vegetarian. This diet is known as vegetarian diet.

To give: A vegetarian meal plan for three days for Person M. Concept introduction: The general terms that refer to the eating habit or pattern of an individual who does not consume meat food like poultry, fish, and other animal derived food as part of his or her staple diet is vegetarian. This diet is known as vegetarian diet.

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Nutrition & You (4th Edition)

Nutrition & You (4th Edition)

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ISBN: 9780134167541

Author: Joan Salge Blake

Publisher: PEARSON

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To give: A vegetarian meal plan for three days for Person M.

Concept introduction: The general terms that refer to the eating habit or pattern of an individual who does not consume meat food like poultry, fish, and other animal derived food as part of his or her staple diet is vegetarian. This diet is known as vegetarian diet.

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